Iceland, the geographer’s and geologist’s ultimate playground, offers a unique geography school trip for pupils.  This island country has a unique heritage and style all of its own, with a landscape rich in opportunities and challenges.

A geography field trip to the Bay of Naples provides a great opportunity to study key themes including tectonic processes, tourism, hazard management, coasts and industry. 

A geography school trip to Sicily provides a great opportunity for groups wanting to study key themes, including volcanic activity and coastal processes and the resulting formations.

With its remarkably diverse landscape, Northern Ireland’s North Coast is the ideal destination to study both physical and human geography. 

A geography school trip to the cosmopolitan city of Barcelona provides pupils with numerous exciting study opportunities. Our most popular geography tours to the Catalonia region are designed to cover many study themes.

Offering unparalleled opportunities for pupils of all ages. Rich in biodiversity, the spectacular waterfalls and giant sequoias of Yosemite contrast dramatically with the harsh, arid environment of Death Valley.

Paris is a city that everyone should experience, and a geography tour to the city offers the perfect opportunity to undertake studies into human geography. ​

Geography school trips to the Netherlands are excellent for the study of physical, human and environmental geography.

Llandudno and North Wales offer great opportunities to take in some of Wales’ most stunning geographical sites. This is an ideal destination if you want to touch upon many aspects of the curriculum outside the classroom.